adminZim striker joins Algerian side
JOHANNESBURG – Zimbabwean striker Charlton Mashumba has departed South Africa’s newly-promoted Absa Premiership club Highlands park in search of greener pastures in Algeria.
Nkosana Moyo to launch party manifesto
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE Dr Nkosana Moyo led Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) is expected to launch its election manifesto in Harare today.
NRZ to take over Sara presidency
Business Reporter THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is set to take over the presidency of the Southern Africa Railways Association (Sara) at the association’s board meeting to be held…
Man blows $1 500, hangs self
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent A MAN from Masvingo allegedly hanged himself after squandering $1 500 meant to buy a car for his brother who is based in South Africa, police…
Yasir Shah, Babar Azam to undergo fitness test ahead of Zim tour
SENIOR legspinner Yasir Shah will undergo fitness test this weekend in Lahore ahead of the tour to Zimbabwe starting on June 28.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: ZEC must ensure voters’ roll is read only
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa recently swore to his supporters in Chiredzi that he was sure to win the forthcoming presidential election. “It’s now or never,” he declared in his trademark excitable fashion.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: ZEC must ensure voters’ roll is read only
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa recently swore to his supporters in Chiredzi that he was sure to win the forthcoming presidential election. “It’s now or never,” he declared in his trademark excitable fashion.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: ZEC must ensure voters’ roll is read only
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa recently swore to his supporters in Chiredzi that he was sure to win the forthcoming presidential election. “It’s now or never,” he declared in his trademark excitable fashion.
ED preaches peace ahead of elections
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has urged political parties and candidates contesting the July 30 harmonised elections to continue preaching peace and unity among Zimbabweans, saying he was happy with the tranquillity in the country so far. In an audio message posted on various platforms, including the ED Has My Vote Facebook page, President Mnangagwa said the contest between candidates should be on ideas and not physical clashes.
ED preaches peace ahead of elections
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has urged political parties and candidates contesting the July 30 harmonised elections to continue preaching peace and unity among Zimbabweans, saying he was happy with the tranquillity in the country so far. In an audio message posted on various platforms, including the ED Has My Vote Facebook page, President Mnangagwa said the contest between candidates should be on ideas and not physical clashes.